We have visited here before 2 years ago and were very shocked this time. Unlike last time when we visited several time - the bar meals now were very expensive and not good. The waitress serving us was very pleasant but wearing a filthy top which was a little off putting. The meals were small portions for the price being... More

Shocking.. that's all I can say! Family of six had travelled 9 hours from Newcastle and arrived too late to start cooking in holiday cottage nearby so we went to visit the nearest pub. There was a bikers convention in the hotel grounds which initially put us off but actually we sat outside and enjoyed the atmosphere. Waited well over... More

We stayed here in September, attending a local function with friends. Our room was at the end of a dark and musty corridor, quite small but with a fantastic view over the sea. Unfortunately, the room was cold and damp and the heating had not been put on. The bedlinen was also damp and the bathroom cold and unwelcoming. We... More

We stayed at Glenforsa in September 2011 to attend a function at the hotel. We had booked as soon as their diary opened in January 2011 and had asked for a double room with en suite. When we were shown to our room by Alison the owner we found we had been given a twin room...having only been married for... More

We went to eat at the bar thought we would find a good burger, because our budget was not very abundant. We find the worst quality of all the entire island. A hamburger with a little chutney cost 11.50 And a piece of ham with two fried eggs and some chips ... 10.50. Without doubt the worst place for a... More

We didn't stay here and therefore can't pass comment regarding the accommodation available. We visited the hotel to have some lunch after a busy morning out and about. On arrival the grounds are very impressive and the property is tidy in its appearance. We walked into the reception (foyer)area and no-one was around to help. The place seemed empty. We... More

Excellent stay despite the rather mixed weather. Unusual hotel in that it was prefabricated in Norway and made entirely from wood. Does mean that the corridors are a little dark but the warmth of the welcome more than made up for it - the welcome including the resident Labrador ! Food was excellent with a particularly substantial breakfast in the... More

We stayed here as part of our honeymoon and can thoroughly recommend the Glenforsa Hotel. Check-in was brilliant, welcoming, friendly and informal. We were showed to our room, offered help with our luggage etc. Our room overlooked the beautiful Sound of Mull and the front lawn replete with half a dozen wild rabbits happily going about their business. The staff... More

Stayed at the Glenforsa August 2010 and had a good stay. At that time I would have given them 4 stars. The only thing I could fault it on was the room being a bit pricey at £90 I then took some friends back in June 2011 telling them what a wonderful place it was. How embarrassing! The evening meal... More